Type Rating Preparation Program
Preparation for CPL holders and airline-track pilots building jet orientation, SOP discipline, CRM, MCC readiness, and simulator confidence.
Course structure
Prepare for the Airline Jet Cockpit
The Type Rating Preparation Program helps CPL holders and airline-track pilots build the mindset, procedures, and cockpit discipline needed before entering an aircraft-specific type rating. The program focuses on jet orientation, airline SOPs, simulator assessment readiness, CRM, MCC awareness, and professional cockpit behaviour.
| Program Focus | Jet orientation, SOP discipline, FMS awareness, CRM, MCC readiness, and type rating preparation |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | CPL holders, IR/MER students, airline assessment candidates, and type rating candidates |
| Training Mode | Classroom + simulator readiness + airline procedure workshops |
| Fee | Counselling based |
Who Should Join?
- CPL holders preparing for airline type rating.
- Students who have completed or are planning IR/MER.
- Pilots preparing for simulator checks and airline assessments.
- Aspiring First Officers who want airline-style SOP discipline before jet training.
Training Modules
| Module | Focus |
|---|---|
| Jet Orientation | Jet aircraft philosophy, high-speed operations, energy management, and airline cockpit expectations. |
| Airline SOP Foundation | Standard calls, checklist discipline, crew coordination, stabilized approach thinking, and sterile cockpit awareness. |
| FMS and Automation Awareness | Flight management concepts, mode awareness, route setup, navigation monitoring, and automation traps. |
| MCC and CRM Readiness | Multi-crew coordination, communication, leadership, workload management, and decision making. |
| Simulator Assessment Preparation | Briefing, raw data flying discipline, approach management, abnormal situations, and debriefing habits. |
Airline Cockpit Skills
- Threat & Error Management
- Briefing and debriefing discipline
- Approach preparation and go-around decision making
- Callouts, checklist flow, and crew coordination
- Professional communication and cockpit leadership
Career Outcome
Students complete the program with stronger airline cockpit awareness, improved simulator confidence, better SOP discipline, and a clearer understanding of what type rating and airline jet training demand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a type rating?
No. This is preparation for type rating and airline jet training. Actual type rating is aircraft-specific and conducted through approved type rating providers.
Who can apply?
CPL holders, IR/MER students, airline assessment candidates, and pilots preparing for type rating can apply.
Does it include simulator practice?
The program focuses on simulator readiness and assessment preparation. Actual simulator availability depends on the selected plan.
Will this help in airline selection?
Yes. The program strengthens SOP discipline, CRM, automation awareness, and simulator confidence, all useful for airline assessments.
Is the fee fixed?
The fee is counselling based because the training plan depends on student background, ratings, and required modules.
Get Ready for the Next Cockpit
Build the airline-style discipline and jet orientation needed before stepping into advanced type rating and First Officer preparation.